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Meteor Crater RV Park
Overview
Visit the best preserved meteor crater impact site on earth! RV park guests receive coupons for Meteor Crater admission, plus coupons for food and other area attractions. A great location for overnight or exploring the area.
Features & Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
The Princess and The Troll
We had an enjoyable stay at this campground. Tracy and his wife (sorry, we forgot your name) were amazing. They were so friendly, hospitable, and accommodating. The campground itself was immaculate. Since we made this our basecamp for three days, we enjoyed taking advantage of the amenities (theater room, fitness room, store, complementary coffee, etc). The nightly rate of $70.00 per night for a FHU was past our budget, but we would definitely stay here again. It’s super convenient to I-40, Flagstaff, Winslow, and other destinations.
Pat Peel
Meteor Crater RV Park is a nice place to stay. The RV lots were level and easy to get into, which we really appreciated. There is not a lot of shade, so that is something to keep in mind, especially in warmer weather. The park has some nice amenities, including a gym and a theater, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, it was a good RV park and worked well for our stay.
Brian Simons
Convenient Stop Close to Attractions. Very friendly hosts. Fast, strong Wi-Fi. Roadways are wide, but sites could be longer. We ended up adding days to our stay so we'd have time to visit Winslow AZ and the Meteor Crater. I highly recommend the Meteor Crater which is definitely worth 3 hours to look around and take the tour. Winslow is a big part of Route 66 with "Standing on the Corner" and has many restaurants to visit.
Arian Wernig
Beautiful location with wide, spacious RV spots—definitely a highlight of the stay. That said, I’m giving 2 stars due to strict pet policies and customer interactions were handled by Amanda. Upon check-in their computers were slow so I was not given my paperwork with a re-entry code, which left me unable to leave and return, to use the showers or other facilities I was paying for. I went to the office the next morning to get WiFi and gate codes. I mentioned to a woman (Amanda) who appeared to be in management that the dog waste bag stations were not stocked—but that it wasn’t a big deal since I always carry my own. As I was leaving, she then hollered at me from across the road that my dog could only relieve herself in designated areas- as my dog is mid-stream on the gravel road. The interaction felt unnecessary and unprofessional, especially after I had just tried to politely point something out. While I later learned this is their policy, it wasn’t clearly communicated at check-in, and it’s also a very restrictive expectation in a large RV park. Dog pee on a gravel road cannot be picked up and there is no “grass” to destroy as this lady believed. To add to the frustration, there’s a $5 per day per dog fee, yet the bag stations weren’t stocked as stated. The website is difficult to navigate as well, with most links directing you to call instead of providing clear information upfront. The bathrooms are dark and dingy. Just feels very old. This place has a lot of potential and is in a beautiful setting, but clearer communication, better attention to amenities, and more respectful customer service would make a big difference.
Scott n Paige
We stayed at Meteor Crater RV Park for 2 weeks. Surprised at how many activities we found to keep ourselves busy in the area including a day trip to Grand Canyon. The location was a good base camp. Most folks seemed to use the location as an overnight stop. There were only a handful of us that did an extended stay. The park has very easy access in/out as well as easy to maneuver inside the grounds. The comments regarding the main gate being narrow is true but NOT a negative, NOT anything to worry about. Plenty of large rigs coming and going during our stay with zero issues. If you have to use the after hours gate, on the dirt road, no worries there either. You only have to travel about 100 yards on the dirt road and during our stay it was NOT riddled with pot holes. Anyone should be able to slow roll 100 yards and have no issue. While many sites are relatively level, the entire property is on a very slight slope making the majority of sites slightly off-level side to side. Nothing leveler blocks cannot account for in most sites. We were in site 47 and chose to place 4" boards under passenger side tires of 5th wheel. Easy enough! We had 2 negative take-aways of this park. First, the restrooms were not clean nor in good repair during our stay. Second, they are dog tolerant but not necessarily dog friendly. Granted we had NO issue with our dog during our 2 weeks there. No one said a negative thing to us. But seeing no poo or pee signs everywhere made us concerned every time we walked her. Overall it is a good park and we would stay again. Note, price listed includes all fees and taxes.